... London, Saturday Evening. li.ljtess of Eari. Spencer. are able to assure his Lordship's friends that his Lordship is doing well. Mr Keate, who was sent for to attend his Lordship, has returned to London, having left his patient out of danger.—Globe. The Earl of Aberdeen has been labouring under a cold, which has compelled the noble Earl to absent himself from the Foreign Office since Tuesday. ...

... to intimate, that one of the Partners has returned from the manufacturing districts in the West, with an immense variety of the NEWEST FABRICS of Scottish manufacture. FANCY AND CLAN TARTANS, IN ALL WOOL, GALA, AND SPUN SILK. ALIWAL AND OREGON DRESSES. ALSO A Splendid Choice of TARTAN SHAWLS, PLAIDS, & HANDKERCHIEFS, ENTIRE NEW DESIGNS. The above having been purchased for cash from the ...

... Dundee Prices Current —January 25. FLAX. £ s. £ s. £ s. £ s. rch .Otborny.s2 Off? Memel,4Brand 0 Crown 50 0-— Neust. No. ~. 0- 0 Do. 4th Sort,.. 43 -44 0 Neust. No. 2,.. 0-— Petersb. 12 lid.— ?» Konigsberg,do.— 0-— 0 Do. 9do 41 -44 0 C'-nwnPodolia,46 0 - 0 Do. 6 do.. .»•> 37 0- 40 0 Crown Druana, 0 Narva, 2 d 0 43 10 45 10 Crown Oberld.— 0-— 0 ~ 9 d 038 0-40 10 A.rch. Codilla, .31 0-36 0 ...

... WINTER JL CLOTHING are invited to call and inspect the very large Stock of this Establishment, which now embraces addition of upwards of ONE TIIOIJSAND READY-MADE WINTER OVERCOATS, affording the Purchaser a choice of every Fashionable Shape, Colour, or Material, yet introduced. In addition to our well known and duly appreciated system of selling with very small profits, our Customers ...

... A theatrical row of the tailors. Dowton hnd chosen for his benefit Foote's burlesque piece, entitled The Tailors, or, •* A Tragedy for Warm Weather, in which the fraternity of the thimble were not treated with the respect which their importance in all ages appears to have enjoyed and they now resolved, like the Knights of tbe Shoulder Knot at Bath, some years before (on the representation ...

... From llineto 4inclusive, 3s Od From 27linesto29inclusive,8s ~ Slines- 6 .. 3 6 ~ 30 -32 .. 9 »> 7 - .. 4 ~ 33 .. -35 ft -10 .. 4 ~ 36 .. -38 .. 10 >• 11 .. -12 .. ~ 39 .. -41 .. 10 6 ~ 13 -14 .. 6 ~ 42 -44 -16 .. 6 „ 45 .. -47 „ „ 17 -18 .. 6 6 ~ 48 .. -50 .. ~ •• 20 .. 7 0 ~ .. -53 .. 21 7 6 ~ —56 •, ~ .. -26 .. 0 ~ 57 .. -59 .. 13 And for every 3 lines above fiO, 6d additional. Price single ...

... London. Saturday Evening. There is scarcely a word of news stirring in the political world—the west end clubs are quite deserted, all parties appearing desirous enjoy recreation during the holidays, uotwithstanding that the cold weather has returned in all its severity. There was a fall of snow to-day accompanied by piercing north-east wind, most freezing to constitutions not familiar with the ...

... (From the Perthshire Courier.) Spring seeds throughout the country have hitherto been got in under very favourable circumstances—the dry weather throughout February has been followed with weather equally diy in the month of March, in which month the fall of rain only measures inch. Nightly frosts have been frequent, with keen north or easterly winds and clear sunshine throughout the day. The ...

... DUNDEE CORN MARKET, July 16. The transactions wheat continue on the most limited scnle, but there appeared to be a somewhat better feeling In Bn f l had BRDO appeared an advance of 2s to 3« would have been submitted to. OaU firm at last week's Wheat, 61 to 63 o oa v.;li: ?I'S2 tB 't n,b; - 3| ® Do. Foreign 29s Od - 30s Od Flour, per sack of 280 lb 53s Od - 55s 0d L>o. Canadian, per barrel of ...

... We have a very short supply of English Potatoes, lint the arrival* from France are so abundant, and the quality so good, that our market rather lower than last week. The following are this day's quotations:— Yorkshire R ...

... From llineto 4inclusive, 3sod From 27Iinesto29incIusive,8s ~ slines- 6 .. 3 6 ~ 30 .. -32 .. 9 0 i» 7 - 8 .. 4 „ 33 .. -35 9 6 >, 9 .. -10 .. 4 6 ~ 36 .. -38 .. 10 », 11 .. - 12 .. 0 ~ 39 .. -41 .. 10 6 ~ 13 .. -14 .. I ~ 42 .. -44 ~ 15 .. -16 .. 60 •' ~ 45 .. -47 6 ~ 17 - - —18 .. 6 6 „ 48 .. -50 .. ~ 19 .. -20 .. i ~ 51 .. -53 .. 12 6 ~ 21 .. -23 .. 7 6 ~ 54 .. -56 .. 13 ~ 24 .. -26 .. 8 0 ~ ...

... & LANCLANDS respectfully intimate, that, from the great demand they have had this Season for FRENCH and BRITISH MERINOES, COBURGII CLOTHS, TARTANS, CACHMERES, PRINTS, &c., Mr Moon has been again induced to visit the Markets; and M. and L. are now prepared for the Term Trade with the largest, cheapest, and best assorted Stock of every new and fashionable material for WINTER DRESS They ever had ...